• Visual C++ Issue creating new project..
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When I create a new project and click finish.. It doesn't create a new project. How can I fix this?
What happens what do you do? What do you tick? Have you right clicked the source folder in solution explorer and then clicked add source?
[QUOTE=Swebonny;16355282]What happens what do you do? What do you tick? Have you right clicked the source folder in solution explorer and then clicked add source?[/QUOTE] There is no source folder. It just doesn't create a new project. I even go to the folder where I told it to create the project. Well I don't actually go to the folder where I told it to create the project, because the folder isn't there because it didn't create a project.. Here's what I do: Before I create a project: [media]http://img266.imageshack.us/img266/5168/before.png[/media] What I select: (Where the fuck are all the options? Shouldn't there be way more than this? How do I get them then?) [media]http://img515.imageshack.us/img515/7711/step001.png[/media] What I select on the next screen: [media]http://img32.imageshack.us/img32/6534/step002.png[/media] And then after I have clicked finish: [media]http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/4876/aftert.png[/media] And how could someone rate me dumb for a problem that I didn't create? (And before I even showed you guys what the problem was..) I just installed this program, it isn't me being dumb that is giving me this error.
[url]http://masteranza.wordpress.com/2008/12/27/solution-vs-c-2008-project-creation-failed-bug/[/url] [url]http://www.brianpeek.com/blog/archive/2007/11/29/weird-vista-registry-issue.aspx[/url]
First link broke it even more, now when I type in a name on the step001 pictures box, and click OK, it fails right then, rather than going to the next screen. Was that a fix for Vista? Because I don't have Vista... [editline]04:18PM[/editline] I've been trying to use code::blocks instead as I wait for a response for the issue presented in this thread, but In Code::Blocks, I cannot build because I get the following error: "Test1 - Debug" uses an invalid compiler. Skipping... Nothing to be done. I have gone into settings>Compiler and Debugger And in the toolchain executables the directory is set to C:\Program Files\CodeBlocks\MinGW Which I assume is correct, because that is where it is installed.. So what the fuck is wrong with that too? I hope this problem is easier to solve than the other one.
I don't actually know what's wrong. Maybe you missed to install some stuff?
[QUOTE=Swebonny;16360481]I don't actually know what's wrong. Maybe you missed to install some stuff?[/QUOTE] I don't know what's wrong either. I am downloading the .iso version right now, so hopefully installing it with that will work. Also I fixed whatever was wrong with Code::blocks.
[QUOTE=Skwee;16358053]First link broke it even more, now when I type in a name on the step001 pictures box, and click OK, it fails right then, rather than going to the next screen. Was that a fix for Vista? Because I don't have Vista... [editline]04:18PM[/editline] I've been trying to use code::blocks instead as I wait for a response for the issue presented in this thread, but In Code::Blocks, I cannot build because I get the following error: "Test1 - Debug" uses an invalid compiler. Skipping... Nothing to be done. I have gone into settings>Compiler and Debugger And in the toolchain executables the directory is set to C:\Program Files\CodeBlocks\MinGW Which I assume is correct, because that is where it is installed.. So what the fuck is wrong with that too? I hope this problem is easier to solve than the other one.[/QUOTE] Make sure that you specified the right compiler for your project (in your projects settings).
[QUOTE=jA_cOp;16364052]Make sure that you specified the right compiler for your project (in your projects settings).[/QUOTE] [QUOTE=Skwee;16360647]I don't know what's wrong either. I am downloading the .iso version right now, so hopefully installing it with that will work. [u]Also I fixed whatever was wrong with Code::blocks.[/u][/QUOTE] Already fixed it (I had already selected the correct compiler, and it still didn't work. Turns out I just needed to create a new project..)
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